Lending to Heroes Joins United Northern Mortgage Bankers

Feb 07, 2019

United Northern Mortgage Bankers has announced the addition of the Lending to Heroes platform, providing mortgages for active or retired individuals who support their country or community in a volunteer or professional capacity. As part of this addition, Jeffrey Rosen will join the company as Division Vice President and Debbie Rosen will serve as Managing Director of the Division.

“’Serving others is to serve ourselves’ is a saying I have tried to live by,” said Don Giorgio, Chief Executive Officer and President of United Northern Mortgage Bankers. “The addition of the Lending to Heroes platform furthers our mission of responsible mortgage financing for those that serve and protect others. It is a crucial component of growing our culture and success. I am truly excited to have Jeff Rosen and Debbie Rosen lead our initiative.”

Michael Gannon, United Northern’s Vice President, Director of Sales, said, “The addition of Lending to Heroes expands our company’s physical footprint to South Carolina. The Division will operate out of the office in Myrtle Beach, S.C., and serve clients in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, South Carolina and Florida.”

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